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Dec 17, 2014 23:41 |  #1

If you click on the "Levels" adjustment box, is there any way to make the adjustment screen larger than the little small window in the panel? I usually just make a new layer and hit "Ctrl-L" for the full adjustment window, but I was just wondering if there's another way as there most usually is with photoshop :)


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Dec 18, 2014 00:10 |  #2

Which version of PS?


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Dec 18, 2014 00:50 as a reply to  @ Damo77's post |  #3

I'm currently running CS6


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Dec 18, 2014 09:55 |  #4

Not that I know of and the difference in the window is not that much. The biggest drawback would be that the ctrl+L method doesn't allow you go go back and make changes where using Levels Adjustment layer does.


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Dec 18, 2014 10:58 as a reply to  @ D Thompson's post |  #5

Indeed......I just like the bigger window for fine tuning it. Works better for me for whatever reason, but I was hoping the adjustment layer could be blown up to have the best of both worlds


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Dec 18, 2014 14:30 |  #6

You can take a look through some of the user created add-ons and see if there's anything there you like.
I found this one, https://creative.adobe​.com …roducts/2587#.V​JM3qnvpeDk (external link) , but I don't use it personally, but
remembered seeing it one day browsing through all that stuff.
Here's another one that actually has a few reviews too >>https://creative.adobe​.com/addons/products/7​27 (external link)


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